Showing posts with label Aragon Pavilion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aragon Pavilion. Show all posts
08 June 2009
Expo 2010 Sweden Pavilion Groundbreaking Ceremony
For the groundbreaking of the Sweden Pavilion on 20 April, two Volvo excavators performed.
Music by Anders Rimpi and choreography by Veera Suvalo Grimberg
23 September 2008
Expo 2008, Aragon Pavilion
I've posted before about the wonderful Aragon Pavilion at Expo 2008, but this past week, I discovered that the pavilion's movie, Simfonía de Aragón, had posted online.
To put the film in context, it was shown on multiple screens in a huge room that took up an entire level of the pavilion. large glossy black irregular shapes, which served as support for the pavilion divided up the interior space, which was further articulated by little streams bordered by rocks. Visitors explored the space and navigated over the stream using small bridges and discovered a few hidden artifacts in recesses in the columns. In addition to the film that dominated the space, interactive projections also provided diversions on the floor.
Here are three photos of the Aragon Paviion I took while there:
Here is the film in two parts:
To put the film in context, it was shown on multiple screens in a huge room that took up an entire level of the pavilion. large glossy black irregular shapes, which served as support for the pavilion divided up the interior space, which was further articulated by little streams bordered by rocks. Visitors explored the space and navigated over the stream using small bridges and discovered a few hidden artifacts in recesses in the columns. In addition to the film that dominated the space, interactive projections also provided diversions on the floor.
Here are three photos of the Aragon Paviion I took while there:
Here is the film in two parts:
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